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peter040

New Member

• Jun 30, 2007

• #1

I have decided to fit springs on my 1998 P38 due to failed EAS.

1. Do discovery series 2 springs fit?

2.Do I have to fit an EAS override Module so the message center works or can it be done by some other means?

Many thanks

Peter

 

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eightinavee

Well-Known Member

• Jun 30, 2007

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Why dont you fix the EAS,its not as expensive as it was and if its maintained properly its far better than springs and can be very reliable ?

 

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redrange

New Member

• Jun 30, 2007

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i think aes is wonderfull, it makes the P38 what it is. i fitted new shocks to mine recently and i cant believe the ride quality, its almost car like, and the up, down, and motorway level! its great, would never dream of changing for springs. each to there own though!

 

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peter040

New Member

• Jul 1, 2007

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The main reason for the change is that I now live in the middle east UAE the car is used a lot off road in the desert and at some stage the EAS will fail I think its the 50 dregee heat they dont like.

 

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redrange

New Member

• Jul 1, 2007

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ah well! cant argue with that. i always forget that others on here can be anywhere in the world.
i did have a classic and the difference in ride i think between air and springs was incredible, air 1 springs nil
as you say prob much more reliable as there no where near the amount of bits to go wrong!! in fact no bits!

 

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eightinavee

Well-Known Member

• Jul 1, 2007

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peter040 said:

The main reason for the change is that I now live in the middle east UAE the car is used a lot off road in the desert and at some stage the EAS will fail I think its the 50 dregee heat they dont like.

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Point taken ! Have a look on Range Rovers I think there are links from there to a couple of places that do the kits.